Job
Senior Stress Engineer
Job type:Perm
Town/City:Kidderminster
County:Worcestershire
Salary/Rate:£40000 - £55000 per annum
Business Sector:Mechanical Engineering
Job ref:BBBH112485
Post Date:September 16, 2024
Senior Stress Engineer
- Stress; FEA; Structures; Materials Science; Mechanical Engineering
- £40,000 - £55,000 + excellent bens.
- Kidderminster (Hybrid available)
A cutting-edge Aerospace & Defence organisation have a unique opportunity for a Stress Engineer to join their Design team.
The design department designs new and modified rocket motors and related systems. Analysis of rocket motor designs, including: Ballistic performance prediction and modelling, propellant charge and hardware stress analysis, and the provision of documentation service.
ESSENTIAL DUTIES & REPONSIBILITIES - Stress Engineer
Technical Responsibilities
- Analysis of new and existing rocket motor systems such as motor hardware and propellant charge structural and thermal analysis using FEA software.
- The use of various software and programming techniques, including: Abaqus, Altair-Hyperworks, Fortran and Matlab.
- Rheological analysis of material testing results and providing advice to the technical community for validation and verification of FEA models.
- Development of motor structural test plans and involvement in the delivery and assessment of the structural testing results.
- Responsible as the structural performance technical authority aspects of assigned projects, including supporting project customer meetings, project investigations, design reviews, and corresponding customer stress engineers.
- Deliver key project documentation including, structural analysis and structural test plans and reports and structural design records.
EXPERIENCE & BACKGROUND - Stress Engineer
- Educated to degree level in an engineering discipline such as Mechanical, Aerospace or Structural or another related discipline such as Material Science.
- Material science knowledge
- Use of ABAQUS software in an professional or academic environment
- Experience with CAD modelling